Some affordable housing were created by RDA, but for every dollar that went to affordable housing more than a thousand dollars went to the pockets of RDA's rich friends...enough is enough. The only people to benefit from redevelopment was RDA's favored developers and some corrupt officials, while most got the short end of the stick. Let our community flourish. Let the free market rule; this is the end to crony capitalism. This is the end to eminent domain and property rights abuse.

This is just what downtown needs. The location is perfect too, being that K St will open to cars tomorrow added to the huge foot traffic in that area. I've had their cupcakes from their location in Fair Oaks, and I must say it was the best I've ever had so I'm thrilled about this news (although it looks like they won't be serving cupcakes).

I wasn't able to stop by, but does anyone know if the farmer's market was still held at the Cesar Chavez park yesterday, despite the Occupy Cesar Chavez, I mean Occupy Sacramento was going at the park?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the 800J plaza on 9th and J also an affordable housing project funded by millions in subsidies? The lofts upstairs are mostly vacant. Looks like projects like these are just a way to show that redevelopment is beneficial, when actually it's not. Last I heard the 800J plaza will soon be handed over to the bank as CIM is deeply in debt for that building.

They seem to have a very unique and novel approach to coffee and business in general. I'm a newly Broadacre convert. The guys at the counter are very delightful and the place is nice and comfortable.